Beautiful house in the centre of Berlin. It's a 18th century house (the Biedermeier period) belonging to the Knoblauch family. It's a family house and as you enter you feel at home, you feel welcome. I should recommend this museum. Johann Knoblauch was a wire-drawer, middle-class.

This place is very interesting. First of all is free. You can enter anytime and as much as you want. You can live a tip if you want, but it has so much history inside. You can see how the architecture, decoration, furniture, clothing, etc, was during that period, and learn something more. If history interest you, then this is a nice place to visit before leaving Berlin.

Very great well preserved XIXth century house. Two floors can be visited with a lot of information about the city and the historical context, you're totally free to wander in the house the way you want. The last part dedicated to Schinkel and the Humboldt brothers has a very complete set of info. This place needs to be more famous and more visited, admission and audioguides are free, the team is super nice ; it deserves your donation to help renovate!

Very beautiful, amazingly well preserved. You can play on the piano but use the more stable chair. They are raising funds to restore more furniture, please donate!

Great surprise in Nikolaiviertel. I really enjoyed this museum, very well maintained and with friendly staff. It is always interesting to see the lifestyle of people before us. I recommend it.

...after many years, today we once again visited the interesting garlic house in the Nikolai district. The museum in the Knoblauchs' former home and business building shows visitors how a middle-class family lived in Berlin during the Biedermeier period. Along with another visitor, we were the only guests. The entrance fee (5 EUR) is, in my opinion, reasonable for what you get on 3 floors. Definitely visit. Afterwards you can relax in one of the many restaurants and cafés around 😃

I loved this museum. It brings to life how a family lived, worked and what were the daily struggles. Fantastic pieces of home décor from 1835-40. Staff in this museum is very kind, attentive and friendly.

Small but nice museum. You get a good impression of how people lived back then. The museum is located in the Nikolaiviertel, which is also worth a visit. I will visit the museum again but then take an audio guide. I was there as part of Museum Sunday and didn't have to wait.

Interesting and worthwhile. You can spend an hour in there and find out Berlin upper class life in the 18th century. Nice to visit with kids too, with around 10 authentic rooms to discover. It has free entry and they accept donation. Friendly staff too.

Very good insights into everyday living over 150 years ago.

The Knoblauchhaus Museum is a real insider tip in Berlin, and is also really centrally located not far from the Red Town Hall. The museum shows the house of the family of the industrialist Knoblauch in the Biedermeier period. Due to fortunate circumstances, almost nothing was changed and the original furnishings were preserved. The visitor immerses himself directly in this time and the life of the family; he experiences the living culture and attitude to life as well as contact with well-known personalities of the time. Admission to the museum is free, so a donation was more than necessary.

A house as a museum. It's cramped here, but gives a glimpse of what life was like two hundred years ago. There is no mention of the housing and life of the servants and servants. At least the audio guide provides additional information. Since there is no entry fee, go there and see for yourself.

Beautiful house, located in old Nikolai Quarter. This is a former residence of the Knoblauch family. I enjoyed to visit this museum several months ago. It was interesting to see 200 years old furnitures and items. There was a homely atmosphere. Entry to this museum is free. Staff is very friendly. Recommend to visit this place.

A wonderful gem in the Berlin museum landscape! The original house from the 18th century houses excellent Biedermeier furniture and art objects from the estate of the Knoblauch family in Berlin. Beautifully presented and accessible in an exciting multimedia way for young museum visitors. Located in the middle of Berlin's old town, a beautiful destination for all ages. Highly recommended!

Wonderful old building exactly as it was in early 1800s. The interior us full of furniture and items which are nearly 200 years old. Much smaller than I expected with a really narrow and rickety spiral staircase. The Knoblauchhaus is devoted to the Biedermeier era in Berlin. The former residence of the Knoblauch family is one of the few remaining 18th century town houses in Berlin. In its reconstructed living quarters, which are true to the original, exhibits and documents give visitors a glimpse of the life of this well-to-do family. They also offer fascinating information about the architecture, economy, culture and social life of the Biedermeier era. Well worth a visit. It's in a really nice old area of Berlin with lots if little cafes and restaurants.

(Translated by Google) Very nice exhibition very interesting and no entrance fee! (Original) Sehr schöne Ausstellung sehr interessant und kein Eintrittspreis!

Could be better. Weird vibe from the people at the reception. They are not in a good mood.

A great opportunity to see how people lived in the 18th and 19th centuries. Lived in Berlin. The Humboldt Forum is definitely jealous of the Humboldt exhibition in the building...

It almost feels as if the residents are back again. Very interesting and impressive if you want to empathize with this time. Even though there were a lot of people in the relatively small space, the exhibition went surprisingly smoothly. Bags are left on the ground floor and there is a cloakroom here. The house is not suitable for wheelchairs, strollers, etc. You should also be able to climb stairs to some extent. Many thanks to the staff, who were extremely friendly despite the extreme influx of visitors.

The location of Knoblauchhaus, near other historic landmarks and attractions, makes it a convenient addition to any sightseeing itinerary in Berlin. The informative audio exhibits offer valuable insights into the lives of the Knoblauch family and the societal context of their time. It's a fascinating opportunity to learn about Berlin's cultural, social, and economic history.

Nice historic building centered on the Knoblauch family and the biedermeier era. Staff were nice and friendly and enjoyed the tour a lot.

Great little upper middle class house which you can visit for free in the Nikolaiviertel. Gives you a sense of a particular "contemplative" and sober period in German history.

Absolutely worth seeing little museum. Biedermeier style home of the Knobloch family. Vivid depiction of Berlin life at that time. Also very competent leadership. Also for the whole family. Located in the Nikolaiviertel, there is even more to discover here. For bargain hunters: free entry on museum Sunday.

Lovingly designed exhibition with lots of information about the Biedermeier period and famous Berliners such as Alexander von Humboldt. And it doesn't even cost entry. A great trip for the whole family.

the museum tells the story of the knoblauch family and shows a little about the customs of that time. I found it very interesting. I recommend the visit.

Small museum, with beautiful old furniture and crockery. Since I'm not that good on foot at the moment, I could only go up to the 1st floor. We went further up via a spiral staircase and my companion was thrilled with the rooms upstairs.

Really interesting to listen to the audio guide, it goes step by step through the museum explaining many curiosities about the family and the era. If you like the history of that time in Berlin, this is your place. By the way, admission is free.

Very nice, it's worth taking a look

(Translated by Google) Really nice ? (Original) Wirklich sehr schön ?

(Translated by Google) Was very interesting (Original) War sehr interessant

(Translated by Google) Nice to have an idea of ​​how people lived then. Free to visit. You can see it in fifteen minutes. You should definitely not go there specially but if you are in the area it is nice to go inside. (Original) Leuk om eens een idee te hebben van hoe men toen leefde. Gratis te bezoeken. In een kwartier heb je het wel gezien. Je moet zeker niet speciaal naar daar gaan maar als je in de buurt bent is het fijn om eens binnen te gaan.

This is an old, 2 stories high house, perfectly preserved. Furniture, pictures and other belongings of the family that owned this place are all impressive and interesting. Admission is free. Well worth 20 minutes if you have nothing better to do in the area :)

Totally awesome, free entrance (don't be afraid to support it, though), friendly staff. English friendly information.

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excellent exhibition with audio guided tour for free ! friendly staff, clean and well kept.

Fascinating trip to 1800s lifestyle, right in the heart of Berlin. For the best experience don't forget the free audio guide!

Such a lovely Museum - really interesting and interactive! Lovely staff ! Will go back :)

Amazing house .... a must see in Berlin. Personnel very competent and friendly!

I surprisingly liked this place! It shows you an interesting time of Berlin history, and even the transition between historical times from the perspective of the same family. It was for free which was also nice :D

(Translated by Google) Baby, sweetheart. (Original) Kics, aranyo.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum. Be sure to take the tour. Is also affordable and brings a lot of background information (Original) Sehr schönes Museum. Unbedingt die Führung mitmachen. Ist auch preislich erschwinglich und bringt viele Hintergrundinformationen

(Translated by Google) A really very interesting house (Original) Una casa realmente muy interesante

(Translated by Google) In the middle of the Nikolaiviertel is one of the few original residential buildings in old Berlin. A museum can be found there, which shows the living and living conditions at the time of the Biedermeier period. This is done with a lot of love and commitment. Unfortunately, this museum is easily overlooked from the outside and a little more attention would be desirable. In addition, it is open every day except Mondays and entry is free. (Donation is gladly accepted). This is a remarkable exception for such an interesting exhibition in Berlin. Definitely a recommendation, not only for tourists. (Original) Mitten im Nikolaiviertel liegt eines der wenigen originalen Wohnhäuser Alt-Berlins. Dort ist ein Museum zu finden, das die Wohn- und Lebensbedingungen zur Zeit des Biedermeiers zeigt. Das ist mit viel Liebe und Engagement gemacht. Leider ist dieses Museum von Außen leicht zu übersehen und etwas mehr Aufmerksamkeit wäre ihm zu wünschen. Hinzukommt, dass es tgl. außer Montags geöffnet ist und der Eintritt nichts kostet. (Spende wird gerne genommen). Das ist für eine so zentral gelegene interessante Ausstellung in Berlin eine bemerkenswerte Ausnahme. Unbedingt eine Empfehlung, nicht nur für Touristen.

(Translated by Google) Only four stars due to the lack of accessibility, which is certainly not easy to manufacture in this listed house. But it is worth climbing the steep stairs. A delightful Biedermeier gem! (Original) Nur vier Sterne wegen der fehlenden Barrierefreiheit, die in diesem denkmalgeschützten Haus auch sicher nicht leicht herzustellen ist. Aber es lohnt sich, die steilen Treppen zu erklimmen. Ein entzückendes Biedermeier-Kleinod!

(Translated by Google) Must see! Very lovingly furnished town house with friendly staff. (Original) Unbedingt ansehen! Sehr liebevoll ausgestattetes Bürgerhaus mit freundlichem Personal.

(Translated by Google) Very nice museum, there is a lot to admire and that with free entry! (Original) Sehr schönes Museum, es gibt viel zu bestaunen und das bei kostenlosen Eintritt!

(Translated by Google) Great excursion into the home decor of the Biedermeier (Original) Toller Ausflug in die Wohnkultur des Biedermeier

(Translated by Google) Nothing special to see except the 20 guards that literally haunt you as if you are in an FBI movie (Original) Niks bijzonders te zien behalve de 20 bewakers wat je letterlijk achtervolgen als of je in een fbi film zit

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A very good public museum about the life of a merchant family in the Biedermeier era.

A hidden and absolutely free gem of the old Berliner life, with helpful and enthusiastic staff.

Seeing how (some) people lived let's you experience social history quite close up

Nice place to visit located in historical part of Berlin. Entrance is free.

Free entrance yet one can have nice break. Love that area too.

Very calm and charming museum. If I lived in Berlin would go more often.

So much humanity and love in this house. Stumbled across this treasure and was so delighted to walk around it. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

Interesting house to explore. Not large but gave a flavour of the family who lived there from when it was first built and how they made their fortunes. Well worth a visit.

The birth place of Berlin

(Translated by Google) Curious museum, typical German house (Original) Curioso museo, casa típica alemana

Lovely museum recommended for those interested in social history. Shows the life of an influential Berlin family, with exhibits mostly from the Biedermeier period.

(Translated by Google) Very nice and educational (Original) Sehr schön und lehrreich

(Translated by Google) Beautiful home of a bourgeois family from Berlin who worked in the textile sector. The history of the various generations and of marriage / commercial ties is known. There remains, however, a doubt: from the names of the Knoblauch (Samuel) and from the assignments (design of the great Synagogue) it would seem to be a Jewish family. I did not find confirmation of how they experienced the period of racial persecution. (Original) Bella casa di una famiglia borghese di Berlino che lavorava nel settore tessile. Si conosce la storia delle varie generazioni e dei legami matrimoniali/commerciali. Mi rimane però un dubbio: dai nomi dei Knoblauch (Samuel) e dagli incarichi (progettazione della grande Sinagoga) sembrerebbe trattarsi di una famiglia ebrea. Non ho trovato riscontro di come abbiano vissuto il periodo delle persecuzioni razziali.

(Translated by Google) Typical house of the time, it is interesting to feel like you travel in time. Free entrance. Very friendly staff (Original) Casa típica de la época, es interesante poder sentir como viajas en el tiempo. Entrada gratuita. Personal muy amable.

(Translated by Google) Definitely go. Nicolaiviertel in Berlin Mitte. Family Garlic two storey house with all the sights of over 200 years. Very nice family portraits and memories. (Original) Unbedingt mal hingehen. Nicolaiviertel in Berlin Mitte. Familie Knoblauch zwei stöckiges Haus mit all den Sehenswürdigkeiten von über 200 Jahre. Sehr schöne familienportrais und Erinnerungen.

(Translated by Google) Free admission - worthwhile (Original) Freier Eintritt - Lohnenswert

(Translated by Google) Entry to the Knoblauch Haus is always free, an elegant cottage in the heart of Berlin - Nikolaiviertel! These are the only places left after old pre-war Berlin, a great atmosphere! ? (Original) Wejście do Knoblauch Haus jest zawsze darmowe, elegancka chatka w sercu Berlina - Nikolaiviertel! To jedyne miejscw które zostało po starym przedwojennym Berlinie, mega klimat! ?

(Translated by Google) Professional explanations by the staff. Beautiful Bűrgerhaus, a visit recommended. (Original) Fachfgerechte Erklärungen durch das Personal. Wunderschönes Bűrgerhaus, ein Besuch empfehlenswert.

(Translated by Google) As an interested visitor, you can immerse yourself in the Biedermeier period. Very beautifully restored house with a contemporary interior. Great importance is also attached to the family history of the former residents.  I am currently reading a historical novel from the period that is now getting much more depth through the exhibition. Entry is free (donation is requested). (Original) Eintauchen in die Biedermeierzeit kann man hier als interessierter Besucher. Sehr schön restauriertes Wohnhaus mit zeitgemäßem Interieur. Viel Wert wird auch auf die Familiengeschichte der ehemaligen Bewohnercgelegt. Ich lese gerade einen historischen Roman aus der Zeit der durch die Ausstellung jetzt deutlich mehr Tiefe bekommt. Der Eintritt ist frei (Spende wird erbeten).

(Translated by Google) A perfect place to dive into the past! More precisely in the Biedemeier period. A wonderfully authentic house (since it was furnished just as it was then) that brings you closer to life at that time in Cölln (now Berlin's Nicolaiviertel). The staff hired today :) is very friendly! Moderate opening times, admission is free - one more reason to pay a visit to the house! (Original) Ein perfekter Ort um in die Vergangenheit abzutauchen! Genauer gesagt in die Biedemeierzeit. Ein wunderbar authentisches Haus (da noch genauso wie damals einggerichtet), dass einem das damalige Leben in Cölln (heute Berliner Nicolaiviertel) näher bringt. Das heute angestellte Personal :) ist sehr freundlich! Moderate Öffnungszeiten, der Eintritt ist frei - noch ein Grund mehr dem Haus mal einen Besuch abzustatten!

(Translated by Google) Just because you put in an artificial fir, is this a Christmas house? My child was very disappointed. (Original) Nur weil man eine künstliche Tanne reingestellt hat, ist das ein Weihnachtshaus? Mein Kind war sehr enttäuscht.

Go to this museum to check out and feel how bourgeoisie lifestyle was. It's one of the few houses which are still intact in their originality.

Nice place to see how rich people lived in past centuries. Amazingly good for a free site. Donations recommended.

(Translated by Google) Very good museum about the garlic family. Free entry. Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Insightful insight into earlier forms of living (Original) Sehr gutes Museum zur Familie der Knoblauchs. Kostenfreier Eintritt. Freundliches und gut informiertes Personal. Aufschlussreicher Einblick in frühere Wohnformen

(Translated by Google) If you want to experience how the Berlin bourgeoisie lived 150 years ago, this is the place for you. (Original) Wenn man erleben möchte, wie das Berliner Bürgertum vor 150 Jahren gelebt hat, ist hier richtig.

(Translated by Google) Very cozy home of a wealthy German burgher. Cool collections of antiques. Is free! (Original) Очень уютный дом зажиточного немецкого бюргера. Классные коллекции старинных вещей. Бесплатно!